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Obesity: Three New Drug Candidates Promise A New Dawn

This article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly

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Arena is positioning its pending anti-obesity NME lorcaserin as the cure for the obesity market hangover induced by the troublesome side effect profiles associated with earlier Rx weight loss products.

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